Hi there, looking for light and reliable option to mount on Hollowgram Si crankset with 5-bolt spider. Currently runnung FSA Super Road in K-Force design, but not sure about aesthetics.
Options that come to mind are:
Sram Red rings(nice look, nice price, but quite heavy)
Stronglight CT2 (dunno about it, nice price though)
BOR (looks smart, dunno about shifting quality)
Extralite Octaramp MC (light, looks smart, dunno about shifting quality)
Spidering SL (light, but pricey)
Any thoughts? Maybe i'm missing something?
Thanks in advance.
Cannondale Hollowgram chainring options.
Moderator: robbosmans
How about one of those 8 arm spiderrings? They should be cheaper than the 10 arm ones and match the crank nicely.
Sram red rings are "hidden bolt" which means they often don't fit other cranks.
For very cheap rings that are light and that still have steel pickup pins for better shifting than extralite, try the Sram/Truvative powerglide 10sp chainrings. They are 94gr for 50t and 28gr for 34t.
Sram red rings are "hidden bolt" which means they often don't fit other cranks.
For very cheap rings that are light and that still have steel pickup pins for better shifting than extralite, try the Sram/Truvative powerglide 10sp chainrings. They are 94gr for 50t and 28gr for 34t.
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- Dan Gerous
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Really? I have both a SRAM Red BB30 (2017 Exogram) and a Hollowgram SISL2 with SpideRing SL (the 10 arms one), SRAM Red is heavier... but you can use lighter chainrings... and yes, they're cheaper. But the Hollowgram looks nicer and shifts really well as the SpideRing flexes less than most normal bolted chainrings.
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